Tar Heels Test Passing Game in Davidson Victory
North Carolina defeated Davidson 26 to 0 as the Tar Heels used more forward passes and a strong ground game. Key plays included a 65 yard rushing TD by Carver and a 25 yard scamper by Watson, with Stirnweiss and Ditt scoring earlier as Carolina built a 14 point lead.
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Maryland tops VMI 9 7 in close Southern conf game
Pershing Mondorff kicked an 18 yard placement with one minute left to lift the University of Maryland over Virginia Military Institute 9 to 7 in Lexington. Weaving passes and strong defense shaped the rest as Duke looms and North Carolina's aerial work shows promise for a game with Davidson.
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Elon Alumni Chapter Elects Randolph Officers
Mrs. H. P. Powell was elected president of the Randolph county chapter of Elon College alumni at a banquet Thursday night in Ashlyn hotel Asheboro. John Griffin of Asheboro was named vice president and J. M. Green of Seagrove was chosen secretary treasurer.
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Duke Sensation George McAfee Leads Slaughter of Wake Forest
Duke sophomore George McAfee starred as the sensational standout in Duke's overwhelming win over Wake Forest. The performance boosted Duke's early season prominence and showcased McAfee's scoring and speed on both ends.
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Minnesota Routs Iowa 35 10 to 10 Homecoming Win
Golden Gophers erase early 10 point deficit to crush the Hawkeyes 35 to 10 before 40 000 fans. Minnesota secures third straight Big Ten win as Ohio State loses to Indiana, tightening pace toward conference crown. Gophers rush for 209 yards to Iowa 74 and surge after a rough first quarter.
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St John Dominates Guilford 37 0 on Homecoming
St John’s College routed Guilford 37 to 0 before about 600 fans as five of six touchdowns came via the passing attack. QB Fred Buck and substitute Johnny Lambros connected with Delisio Hughes TImanus and MacMillan who scored twice. The Johnnies scored four in the first period and two late, with reserves playing in the second and third.
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L S U Dominates Mississippi State 41 0 On Homecoming
Louisiana State University overwhelmed Mississippi State 41 to 0 before about 20 000 fans in Baton Rouge. Pinky Rohm returned a 58 yard punt to spark the scoring as LSU’s reserves added two quick touchdowns after the first period.
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Duke Rout Wake Forest for 67-0 in Wade era record
Duke University’s football team crushed Wake Forest 67 to 0, the program’s largest margin since Wallace Wade began coaching in 1931. Honey Hackney, Robert Carpenter and Red Tipton sparked a big second quarter scoring spree, with George McAfee guiding the offense as reserves added four TDs in the fourth. Duke piled up 287 rushing yards and 15 first downs to Wake Forest’s 69 yards and six first downs. Bob O’Mara opened the second quarter scoring.
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Duke Wake Forest Stats Show Game Recap And Yard Totals
Durham November 6 AP Duke Wake Forest game statistics list Duke 287 rushing yards 69 attempts and 137 passing yards on 18 attempts 4 completions. Wake Forest 44 pass attempts 18 completions for 137 yards while interceptions totaled 2. Kicks returned 61 yards and penalties Yard totals include fumbles recovered 11 and yards lost by penalty.
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Wake Forest vs Duke football scoring drive recap
In a high scoring showdown Duke defeated Wake Forest with McAfee gaining 174 rushing yards and scoring twice. Hackney and O'Mara contributed multiple scores including a 41 yard pass to Carpenter and a late 87 yard TD pass from Smith to McAfee. Wake Forest managed limited offense with a 137 yard passing effort and several extended drives.
Dartmouth Beats Princeton in 33 to 9 rout in Palmer Stadium
Dartmouth's Green Indians overwhelmed Princeton 33 to 9 before 38 000 in Palmer Stadium. The Tigers scored first on a touchdown and a field goal but Dartmouth surged to dominance, framing a national title claim with a powerful second half display.
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Holy Cross Beats Colgate in 12 7 Gridiron Victory
Worcester Mass November 6 Holy Cross remains undefeated as sophomore Ronnie Cahill leads two long air raids. The Crusaders defeat Colgate Red Raiders 12 to 7 in a hard fought clash with danger from Colgate’s offense throughout the game.
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Wake Forest Holds Off Duke in Uneven Air Attack
Wake Forest edges Duke 18 to 14 as both teams trade scoring by ground and air. McAfee scores twice and Hackney adds two. O Mara and Tipton contribute two each with several substitutes seeing action.
Alabama Triumphs Over Tulane 9-6 in defensive classic
Alabama remains undefeated with a 9 to 6 victory over Tulane in a rough Southeastern Conference clash before 31 000 at New Orleans. A late field goal by Sandy Sanford gave the Crimson Tide the win after a 6 6 stalemate.
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Indiana Beats Ohio State 10-0 Behind Miller Field Goal Petrick TD
Indiana halted two early Buckeye threats and upset Ohio State 10 to 0 in Columbus. George Miller kicked a 3 point field goal and Frank Petrick scored on a 4 yard rush after a 12 yard pass from Frank Filchek.
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